Michaïl Jampolsky

1874–1962 (age 88)

Biography

Michaïl Jampolsky was a Russian sculptor whose artistic practice embodied the sculptural traditions of his era. Born in 1874, he developed a body of work that demonstrated technical skill and creative vision, contributing to the artistic heritage of Russian sculpture during a transformative period in art history.

Jampolsky's sculptures reflected both classical training and contemporary artistic sensibilities, establishing him as a notable figure in early 20th-century sculpture. His commitment to the craft and his artistic innovations influenced the sculptural landscape of his time. He died in 1962 and was interred at Cimetière parisien d'Ivry, where his memory is preserved among other notable cultural figures.

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